HARDER HATS

•■' ■.■ ,- v ., ■ r--' •-■' ■ v- •":••■ ■'.•-,"■ ■>■*■. Hf*- ■'". Fashion's Attach On TJie Forest "Woodenhead" was a ''na^:.f/ei''X v 't quently bestowed upon us m early ■ youth, but how it may be fittingly -J%^\ applied to those enterprising? ;£*; sportswomen who are /'taking 1 ' up- •. '■■■■■■ ■ the eujt of the wooden hat. W/B suppose it is something: akin; .to "'. the shrapnel helmet of ; the wardays — for protection from 'flying golf balls. '. ' . '•^'•■■•? ; ■'-••'.■ .■■■ . The material is real T^oo'd— there is;. no camouflage " about it. One we saw made m the shape of a fireman's, hel- - .;'T met suggested, inlaid Sheraton, and would have; up-turned, made an ex-' , ; 'ce.llerit vase for flowers. ' ' ' 1 There was a cloche with a nar- ' row ' brim lined cosily -with' felt which would make very warnr and .-•• i:v serviceable wear for -a wet and ,- /; wintry, day. • ' : ,;, These hats wiil never become a rag-:.;"' ing fashion, as they cost over £10 at a* <'• very conservative estimate, and the • . purses that can run to this extrava-